Services / A measured approach
Every assessment is performed by a Florida-licensed mold assessor and scoped to the question you need answered. Choose the assessment type that fits, then add testing and documentation only where they help.
The path to resolution
Every mold or water problem moves through the same four stages. Titan handles investigation, evaluation and resolution, so you always have an independent answer about where you stand.
We find out what’s happening: moisture sources, affected materials, and building history.
We document what the evidence supports and write the scope your contractors need.
Your remediation and repair vendors do the work, using our documentation.
We come back to verify the work is complete, or show what still needs attention.
A focused look at one area or concern, like a stain, an odor, or a single leak. Includes a visual inspection, a limited infrared (thermal) scan, and a discussion of findings on site. Sampling and written reporting are not included, and the rest of the property is not evaluated.
Recommended for most homes. Covers one to three areas of concern, such as the rooms around a leak, a musty bedroom, or a bathroom and the closet behind it. Includes a visual inspection, infrared (thermal) scan and moisture readings, plus up to three samples (one outdoor control sample and two indoor air or surface samples) with independent laboratory analysis, a written report, and a written mold remediation protocol. Best when you know where the concern is and want documented answers.
A whole-property building investigation covering moisture sources, building assemblies, and systems. Includes up to three samples (one outdoor control sample and two indoor air or surface samples) with independent laboratory analysis, a written report, and a written mold remediation protocol. Priced by home size: up to 1,500 sq ft, or 1,501 to 2,500 sq ft. Larger homes are quoted individually. Best for general concerns, when you don’t know how far the problem goes, or when a lot is riding on the answer.
Traces visible and hidden moisture through materials, patterns, history, and building use. Use it when the question is where the water is coming from.
After your remediation contractor finishes, we verify whether the problem is resolved or the restoration is incomplete. Includes up to three samples (one outdoor control sample and two indoor air or surface samples) with independent laboratory analysis.
Optional services
Sampling, specialized evaluations, and documentation aren’t bundled into every assessment. We add each one when the findings call for it, to answer a specific question about the property, not to pad a report.
The better the question, the better the answer.
The Advanced and Comprehensive Assessments include up to three samples, a written report, and a remediation protocol. Post-Remediation Verification also includes up to three samples. In each, that means one outdoor control sample and two indoor air or surface samples. Additional samples are $75 each. We’ll recommend anything beyond that before work begins. Nothing is added without your approval.
How we work
A professional mold assessment does more than produce lab results. It tells you what’s actually going on in your building.
What happened, what you’ve observed, and the building’s history.
Visible conditions, assemblies, moisture pathways, and past water events.
Moisture, environmental conditions, and thermal anomalies when applicable.
HVAC, concealed spaces, and wall cavities when conditions warrant.
Air or surface sampling when it helps answer the question.
Lab results read alongside field observations and history.
Photos, measurements, findings, and limitations.
What the evidence supports and, when needed, a remediation protocol your contractors can work from.
Which steps apply depends on the assessment type and the optional services selected.
Documentation
What you receive depends on the assessment, from a summary of findings to a detailed report. These are the components available.
Readings, environmental measurements, and observed conditions.
Relevant conditions and the areas evaluated.
Independent lab results, in context with the field work.
What was observed, what it supports, and its limits.
When warranted, the recommended scope of work.
What to expect
The capabilities behind every Titan assessment. Items marked as needed are optional services, added when the property calls for them.
Know what you’re buying
Services sold under similar names can differ a great deal in scope.
Orlando & Central Florida
Conditions we routinely consider during an investigation here.
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